StewMac Trade Secrets

[WezV]

oh yeah, i love stew-mac loads.  Its nice to know i can email them straight away with any problems and receive a replacement 2 days later along with the 'keep the faulty item for spares' policy they have on most items.  I do like the new trade secrets as it is but sometimes miss the older format

Fernando.  If its a live animal its still a pig, if its cooked it can be many other words ... but never pig

[FernandoDuarte]

I usually like the tips, but they don't give much information, to example: changing nut, they only showed on a Gibby nut, that I think should be way easier than a Fender nut to remove...

Thanks Wez :D

[Matt77]

Fernando.  If its a live animal its still a pig, if its cooked it can be many other words ... but never pig

I was very bored the other day and read up on the differences.
I'm very bored now so I can tell you of my informative reading.
Pig, cow, deer........ all Saxon words
Gamon, beef, venison......... all Norman words used to disassociate from the peasant (saxons) that provided the beasts for their masters (Normans) table

I'm going back to work now.
Lets pretend I'm not a nerd

[FernandoDuarte]

:lol:

[MrBump]

I'm a pork in electric stuff :lol:

What the hell's "a pork"???

 :o
I learned that the english (meaned from england) word for pig is pork...

Ahhh...  Right!

[MrBump]

Fernando.  If its a live animal its still a pig, if its cooked it can be many other words ... but never pig

I was very bored the other day and read up on the differences.
I'm very bored now so I can tell you of my informative reading.
Pig, cow, deer........ all Saxon words
Gamon, beef, venison......... all Norman words used to disassociate from the peasant (saxons) that provided the beasts for their masters (Normans) table

I'm going back to work now.
Lets pretend I'm not a nerd

That's what I love about this forum; edifying to the nth degree.